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The Sturgeon Bay Advocate
Vol. 51. No. 40
Thursday, December 26, 1912


                       NASWAUPEE PIONEER PASSES AWAY
                       
                ANDREW SORENSON, an Old Settler, Claimed by
                     Death on Monday, in His 76th Year.
                     
              Another of the poineers (sic) of the county was
            called to that "bourne from which no traveler re-
            turneth" when ANDREW SORENSON passed away at his
            home in Hainesville on Monday morning.
              Death was the result of chronic cystitus, or
            inflammation of the bladder, from which he had
            for some time been a sufferer.
              MR. SORENSON was born in Norway on December 22,
            1838, and was therefore 74 years and one day old
            at the time of his death. He was married in the
            old country in 1862 to MISS OLENA PETERSON, and
            with wife came to America in 1874. They settled
            in Door county the following year, where they
            have since made the home. Eleven children were
            the outcome of this union, nine of whom are liv-
            ing and with the widow survive. There are CHARLES,
            of Seattle, Wash., MRS. HILDA BRISTOU and MRS.
            DAN FRITZ of Chicago, ELMER of Minneapolis, Minn.,
            OSCAR of Munising, Mich., EDWARD of Berlin, Wis.,
            MRS. EMMA LARSON, MRS. JAS. GORDON and HARRY of
            Nasewaupee.
              The funeral will take place from the German
            Lutheran church at Sawyer this afternoon, Rev.
            E. T. Rogne, officiating at the services, and
            the remains will be interred at the Haines-
            ville cemetery.
            
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